‘Zines! Zines! Zines!’ event continues Women on Wednesdays series
On March 11, the Women on Wednesdays series will continue, featuring guest lecturer Sage Perrott. Perrott is an ETSU Assistant Professor for the Department of …
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Upcoming March events
March 7: David Kovac will showcase a viola recital among a variety of works, featuring other ETSU faculty members on stage. The event will begin …
SGA serves students in new Culp offices
The D.P. Culp Student Center is now open for campus access, and the Student Government Association offices are now located on the second floor of …
Student community returns with renovations
With the D.P. Culp University Center closed since summer of 2018, it’s left a lot of students without a common place to gather and meet …
Safe spaces for LGBT people on campus, in the community
For many LGBT people, finding a place to exist without discrimination can be difficult. Living in the buckle of the Bible Belt makes this task …
‘The Custom of Bees’ concert performs this weekend
Three masters of musical craft perform this Friday in “The Custom of Bees.” Dr. Emily Loboda of ETSU, Dr. Sheldon Johnson of Radford University and …
SGA holds first meeting of spring semester
The Student Government Association held its first meeting for the spring semester and welcomed the new appointments to office. Among the items discussed were the …
Celebrate the holidays with chosen families
The holidays can be a difficult time for many. Images of yuletide cheer can bring out feelings of loneliness, stress and frustration for people with …
Coming out in the hills of Appalachia
The final Dr. Bert C. Bach Creative Writing Initiative reading of the year was held on Nov. 12 at the Reece Museum as debut poet Savannah …
ETSU needs more advisers per student ratio
If you’ve ever stepped foot into the ARC, or Adviser Resources Career Center, you know how hectic it can be. The last time I stepped …